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Peter Zumthor unveils trio of arts buildings for Swiss museum (opens the original)
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Swiss architect Peter Zumthor has expanded the Fondation Beyeler museum in Riehen, Switzerland, with a cluster of art buildings designed to nestle into the park setting. Built in the gardens outside the original Fondation Beyeler art museum, which was designed by Renzo Piano in 1997, the trio of buildings include a rammed-concrete art gallery, a glazed cultural space and a wood-clad office building. Rather than combine all the functions into one building, Zumthor's studio Atelier Peter Zumthor c
"It's time Norway realises we need to change" says Line Ramstad (opens the original)
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As a wealthy nation, Norway has a responsibility to tackle climate change by developing a nature-first approach to designing buildings, Oslo Architecture Triennale director Line Ramstad tells Dezeen in this interview. At this year's Oslo Architecture Triennale, built environment professionals and the general public gathered at Oslo's Sofienberg Church to discover architects' visions for prioritising nature through materials, design and planning. Ramstad believes this discussion is long overdue.
Not A Hotel reveals design for giant Poké Ball guest room in Japan (opens the original)
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Hotelier Not A Hotel has revealed its latest guesthouse will take the form of a human-sized Pokémon Poké Ball, nestled beside a lake in Hokkaido, Japan. Set to be built in Tomakomai City, the Poké Ball-Themed Hotel will feature a three-metre-diameter spherical guest room shaped like the balls used to catch and store wild creatures in the popular Pokémon game. Designed by Not A Hotel's in-house team of architects, the structure will comprise two moulded acrylic hemispheres and a curved acrylic wi
Net zero verification scheme launched for UK buildings (opens the original)
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Certification company Bureau Veritas has launched the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard, a voluntary verification scheme that determines a building's carbon performance. Now open for submissions, the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard assesses net-zero claims of buildings against an industry-agreed definition, aiming to minimise greenwashing. New buildings, existing buildings and retrofit projects can The post Net zero verification scheme launched for UK buildings appeared first on Dezeen
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